An M&A means different things for different people. Consolidation is always helpful. Depending on how you look at it, yes and no. For some, a merger might mean access to a greater sleuth of resources, diversified portfolios, and reduced costs. In other cases, it could mean integration problems, higher expense ratio, and long lock-in period.
A little under two years of the SAP acquisition of Qualtrics and there are already murmurs about existing customers itching to evaluate various alternatives and look at Qualtrics competitors due to increased costs, reduced importance on customer service, and renegotiated longer complex contracts. Qualtrics is one of the most powerful robust Experience Management platforms out there. It is easy to use, highly intuitive, extremely powerful, and delivers insights that matter. To add to it, it has multiple capabilities for research, employee, and customer management.
Why then are brands looking for better alternatives to Qualtrics? And why is there …
A little under two years of the SAP acquisition of Qualtrics and there are already murmurs about existing customers itching to evaluate various alternatives and look at Qualtrics competitors due to increased costs, reduced importance on customer service, and renegotiated longer complex contracts. Qualtrics is one of the most powerful robust Experience Management platforms out there. It is easy to use, highly intuitive, extremely powerful, and delivers insights that matter. To add to it, it has multiple capabilities for research, employee, and customer management.
Why then are brands looking for better alternatives to Qualtrics? And why is there …